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My favorite redfish lure at least in the warm months would have to be the safety pin style spinnerbait rigged with a gulp paddletail or gulp swimming mullet with a chartruese tail or at least some chartruese in the bait and a gold blade for our murky tannin stained waters have caught me more reds and flounder then any other baits combined except for the spook jr topwater early morning but the spinnerbait in spring through fall until the water temps dip into the low 60s is my go to lure slow rolled by grass lines with scattered oysters or along deep troughs by oyster bars and pitched into pockets along grass lines and under docks is a deadly technique at least for me its my confidence bait and every good angler knows what you use with confidence will work better then something your just not sure of but Im talking about what I use where you guys in central and south fl live and fish the spinnerbait probably would not work so well because of your clear water in murky water this bait shines it has all the 3 things that makes a great lure for dirty water flash vibration and the gulp gives it scent and when Im using a paddletail on it like the saltstrong 2.0 slam shady I tip it with a piece of fish bites and add a little inshore scent procure scent to it so it covers all 3 sences that fish and actually all animals and fish use to hunt there prey sight sound and scent works for me Loved this conversation

This is my big-boy-pants ION fly reel, reserved for heavy Skagit head lines, ocean fishing with 300(+) years of backing, and deep sea lines

Once a trolling rod goes off, the captain will pull back the throttles sliding the boat into a drift, at which time jig fishermen can cast out their offering
Show your hooks some love and prepare for your next personal best by picking up a file and making sure your hooks are always sharp.

#9 I would want more room between the spool and reel

Baitcasting Reels Best Overall: Daiwa Lexa HD best overall Daiwa Lexa HD Pros Lightweight and compact with a lot of power Very user-friendly Rugged Cons Some anglers I know have noted that it loses its smooth operation after moderate use Specs Sizes: 300, 400 Gear Ratios: 5.1:1, 8.1:1 Bearings: 6+1 If youre a boat or kayak fisherman who uses a variety of techniques, the Daiwa Lexa HD is our choice for the best saltwater baitcasting reel

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